The phrase "in the same stroke" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to describe a situation in which two or more things happen at the same time. For example, "In the same stroke, the law was enacted and the opposition was silenced."
In the same stroke, Google would rescue the lost and forgotten 75percentt of the library.
In the same stroke the court would dash whatever hopes persisted that the next elections will be credible.
In the same stroke of genius, Newton unified the mechanics of heaven and Earth and initiated the era of modern science.
Egan also claims that he once proposed a plan whereby the Koreans would sell their nuclear weapons to the U.S., achieving denuclearization and economic recovery in the same stroke.
A man who can pat a back and wound it in the same stroke, Mr. Clinton added for good measure that the president "is a brilliant, articulate, and I think exceedingly empathetic person".
In comparison, using the same stroke data sets, no STEs could be estimated for cardiovascular (CV) mortality or all-cause mortality reduction, although the STE for CV mortality approached 25 mmHg for systolic blood pressure.
He batted with his weight mainly on his front foot and used powerful wrist-work to send the ball in different directions while playing the same stroke.
A single asterisk denotes that the difference in the same variable for the same stroke subtype was significant between ACI patients with migraine and ACI patients without migraine at α = 0.05.
Illegal shots which are not fouls unless a ball is pocketed on the same stroke (thus resulting in a loss of turn, no score, but not a loss of points), include: causing an to touch the bottle at all before the cue ball touches it (without knocking it over); and causing the bottle to go into a pocket or off the table as a result of action by the cue ball, after it has caromed off an object ball.
Of the 337 women with a HES record of specific stroke subtypes (subarachnoid haemorrhage [I60], haemorrhagic stroke [I61-I62] [I61-I62]c stroke [ischaemic% (293) had a general practice record for exactly the stroketroke type as in HES and another 10% (32) had a general practice record of a stroke but of a different type than in the HES record (classed as a closely related diagnosis).
